Photographic trap PIE1067

Multi-operator SIM card provided:
The SIM card is already installed in the device when you purchase it.
You can choose from 4 photo and video transmission plans (3 monthly plans without a commitment, 1 annual plan)
Multi-operator card: the device searches among the different available networks for the one with the strongest signal. In France, the networks searched are Orange, Bouygues Telecom and SFR.
The device works only with the provided SIM card.
LIVE STREAMING function:
With this feature, you can see what the device sees live on your smartphone screen.
LIVE STREAMING video resolution: HD 720P (1280 x 720)
Photos or video previews are sent to a Cloud storage space:
Your Cloud is accessible at any time from the free mobile app (iOS/Android - app name: PIE Cloud)
Resolution of photos sent to the Cloud: 640 x 360 pixels
Video previews: previews lasting 3 seconds created from more than 10 photos.
Option to receive on request:
HD photos (3 MP 2304 x 1296 pixels)
HD videos (1080P - duration: 10 seconds)
In the Cloud, you can filter your photos/videos using tags:
A list of predefined tags is available in the app (wild boar, human, vehicle, etc.)
You also have the option to create your own tags.
Viewing angle: 60°
PIR sensor (motion detector):
Detection angle: 60°
Detection distance: about 20 m
Adjustable detection sensitivity: low | medium | high
Infrared flash:
54 invisible black LEDs
Range: about 20 m
Option to disable some of the LEDs:
helps prevent overexposed night photos/videos
useful if you want to place the device near the subject to photograph/film
Automatic activation of infrared flash based on brightness.
Capture modes:
Photo: 1 to 3 photos per trigger
Video with audio: duration 10 seconds
Photo + Video with audio: one photo and then a video are taken with each trigger.
Photo resolution: 5 MP | 8 MP | 12 MP
Photo file format: JPG
Video resolution: FULL HD 1080P
Video file format: MP4
Remote device setup via the free app (iOS/Android - app name: PIE Cloud)
PIR detection mode: the device takes photos and/or videos when the passive infrared sensor (PIR) detects activity in the area it covers.
Time Lapse mode: photos and/or videos are taken automatically at regular time intervals.
Programmable operating time slots: the device can operate 24/7 or only during time slots set by the user (2 programmable time slots).
Built-in GPS antenna allowing:
geolocation of photos
setting up a GPS alert: with the GPS Alert setting turned ON, if the camera moves outside a circle with a diameter of 1 km around the GPS position recorded at startup, you will be notified by a notification.
Photo markings: time, date, temperature, moon phase, battery level, GPS coordinates of the photo.
Memory: SD or micro SD card with adapter from 4 GB to 32 GB, class 10 minimum (not provided). You can obtain micro SD cards with adapter anytime on this site.
Loop recording on memory card:
User programmable: ON/OFF
When the memory card is full, the camera records new photos/videos by deleting the oldest photos/videos.
Reliable and efficient.

Designed to withstand weather conditions (IP66)
Trigger speed: about 0.5 seconds
Ergonomics of the cellular camera trap PIE1067
Weight: 475 g (without batteries) - 751 g (with batteries)
Dimensions: 110 x 140 x 90 mm
Power supply: 12 AA batteries (alkaline, lithium or rechargeable Ni-MH - not provided) - You can obtain alkaline or Ni-MH batteries anytime on this site.
External power supply possible as an option: 12V power supply unit or 12V solar panel - You can obtain these products anytime on this site.
USB port for downloading recorded files on the memory card (USB cable provided)
Below you will find tips for setting up your camera trap in the field:
Install the device about 1.5 m/2 m high, slightly pointing downwards.
Set the device facing north or south. Do not face the device east or west as the sunrise and sunset may cause false triggers and produce overexposed images.
To monitor a trail, point the device along the trail rather than perpendicularly. This allows you to see several animals at once if they pass in line.
Avoid placing the device on a weak tree that might move in strong winds.
Try to place the camera on a stable and fixed support.
Clear branches or grass in front of the device. In windy conditions or high temperatures, they could cause false triggers.
Check the condition of the batteries before setting up the device.
Ensure the memory card is properly inserted.
Check that the date and time are correct.
Make sure to set the switch to "ON" before you leave.